Abstract: A preparation method of a dual-anion catalyst, and a use of the dual-anion catalyst in catalytic degradation of a polyurethane material are provided. The preparation method includes: dissolving a metal salt in deionized water to produce a metal salt solution; adding a nitrogen-containing heterocyclic compound with hydroxyl or amino as a substrate to a reactor, adding the metal salt solution dropwise to the reactor, and conducting condensation reflux at 60° C. to 150° C. for 1 h to 8 h; adding an amine compound dropwise, and conducting a reaction; after the reaction is completed, conducting vacuum filtration to produce a filtrate; and subjecting the filtrate to evaporation, and oven-drying a resulting product to produce the dual-anion catalyst. A recovered polyol obtained through the degradation with the catalyst exhibits basically the same fundamental physical properties such as hydroxyl value, amine value, and viscosity to a virgin polyol.

Abstract: A control method, apparatus, device, medium, and product for an integrated storage-charging station are disclosed.

Abstract: A billing method for vehicle charging includes: determining, based on a charging power range of a vehicle in a charging process and a charging duration of the charging power range, a charging time cost of the vehicle; determining, based on a charging electricity quantity, a charging electricity quantity cost of the vehicle; determining, based on the charging electricity quantity cost of the vehicle and the charging time cost of the vehicle, a charging cost of the vehicle; before charging the vehicle, determining, based on vehicle type information of the vehicle, a predicted power range of the vehicle; determining, based on the predicted power range and a power range unit price, a charging time cost unit price of the vehicle; and determining a sum of a preset electricity quantity unit price, an electricity quantity service unit price and the charging time cost unit price as a predicted charging unit price.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a preparation method of an edible and biodegradable environmental-friendly tableware, and the present invention provides a preparation method of a natural macromolecule-based edible and degradable tableware, where the principles of endogenous diffusion and polymer crosslinking to prepare an edible tableware such as a straw, a cup and a bowl from a microscopic state. The tableware material of the present invention may degrade rapidly under natural conditions and requires no composting. The tableware prepared by the method of the present invention has an excellent water stability performance. In terms of material acquisition, carrageenan, sodium alginate and other raw materials are widely available and stable, and may constitute a good substitute for grain starch, wood, etc., and the material cost is low.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a preparation method of an edible and biodegradable environmental-friendly tableware, and the present invention provides a preparation method of a natural macromolecule-based edible and degradable tableware, where the principles of endogenous diffusion and polymer crosslinking to prepare an edible tableware such as a straw, a cup and a bowl from a microscopic state. The tableware material of the present invention may degrade rapidly under natural conditions and requires no composting. The tableware prepared by the method of the present invention has an excellent water stability performance. In terms of material acquisition, carrageenan, sodium alginate and other raw materials are widely available and stable, and may constitute a good substitute for grain starch, wood, etc., and the material cost is low.

Abstract: An optical isolator includes a first stage configured to refract a light ray applied in a forward direction into a first ray and a second ray. A second stage rotated 90° with respect to the first is configured to refract said first and second rays in a substantially parallel manner. The isolator is configured such that the first ray comprises an e-ray with respect to the first stage and an o-ray with respect to the second stage, and the second ray comprises an o-ray with respect to the first stage and an e-ray with respect to the second stage, thereby substantially reducing the effects of polarization mode dispersion.

Abstract: An integrated optical polarization beam splitter/combiner and isolator (IPBC) is disclosed. In one disclosed aspect, the IPBC may comprise a first birefringent crystal optically configured to receive two rays incident at an angle, a rotator configured to rotate the rays received, and a second birefringent crystal positioned to receive the rays from the rotator. The IPBC may be configured to combine the rays in a forward direction, and isolate said two rays in a reverse direction.

Abstract: An integrated optical polarization beam splitter/combiner and isolator (IPBC) is disclosed. In one disclosed aspect, the IPBC may comprise a first birefringent crystal optically configured to receive two rays incident at an angle, a rotator configured to rotate the rays received, and a second birefringent crystal positioned to receive the rays from the rotator. The IPBC may be configured to combine the rays in a forward direction, and isolate said two rays in a reverse direction.

Abstract: An optical isolator includes a first stage configured to refract a light ray applied in a forward direction into a first ray and a second ray. A second stage rotated 90° with respect to the first is configured to refract said first and second rays in a substantially parallel manner. The isolator is configured such that the first ray comprises an e-ray with respect to the first stage and an o-ray with respect to the second stage, and the second ray comprises an o-ray with respect to the first stage and an e-ray with respect to the second stage, thereby substantially reducing the effects of polarization mode dispersion.